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In Reply to: We don't disagree... posted by Lew on March 26, 2017 at 17:33:08:
Just like Teflon and Polystyrene, as well as using High Voltage rated caps in Low Voltage applications, break-in time can require dozens or many dozens of hours playing real music, before sounding "relaxed."
Even the smallest, thinnest metallized propylenes can sound "usable" after they settle in.
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- Metallized caps require significant break-in time... - Interstage Tranny 19:51:04 03/26/17 (9)
- RE: Metallized caps require significant break-in time... - Thermionic27609 13:52:38 03/27/17 (6)
- RE: Metallized caps require significant break-in time... - Eli Duttman 14:27:21 03/27/17 (5)
- RE: Metallized caps require significant break-in time... - Thermionic27609 15:51:32 03/27/17 (4)
- RE: Metallized caps require significant break-in time... - Steve O 17:26:26 03/27/17 (3)
- RE: Metallized caps require significant break-in time... - Michael Samra 17:49:25 03/27/17 (2)
- RE: Metallized caps require significant break-in time... - Thermionic27609 18:30:43 03/27/17 (1)
- OK... - Steve O 18:45:49 03/27/17 (0)
- RE: Metallized caps require significant break-in time... - Eli Duttman 11:59:12 03/27/17 (0)
- RE: Metallized caps require significant break-in time... - amnesiac 02:23:30 03/27/17 (0)
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